Football recruits made their decision and many chose to attend the Brigham Young University. Players such as Joshua Quezada, Jake Heaps, Collin Keoshian, and Tayo Fabuluje, have been looked at by BYU for many years and have chosen to help this program get extremely better. Joshua Quezada from La Habra High School in California, has made jaws drop all across the nation with his speed, agility, and size. 5'11" and 203 lbs. of power. After Harvey Unga was dismissed from BYU earlier this year it was the time to quickly get a running back as good or better than the old star. Quezada is the ONE. Jake Heaps attended Skyline High in Sammamish, WA and threw for 3,191 yards and completed 45 touchdowns his senior year. Ranked the best quarterback in the nation, Heaps will be a needed addition to the Cougar line-up. Collin Keoshian went to Santa Clarita Christian School in California and being 6'2" 225 lbs, running a 4.5 is very unlikely but this superstar did and with that speed and talent he has chosen to come to play for BYU. Now the amazing 6'6" 255-pound OL and DT Tayo Fabuluje is a hidden treasure on the roster. He has proved himself at Oakridge High School in Arlington, Texas and is ready to prove himself here. This pure talent was recruited by Arizona, Arizona State, Arkansas, Purdue, TCU, and Utah, but he chose The BYU Cougars to perform his college career at. As these are just a few of the recruits, they will still help BYU become a school of great skill, and a Top Contender not just in the Mountain West, but in the whole entire NCAA.
Sunday, July 25, 2010
2010 BYU Recruited Phenoms
Football recruits made their decision and many chose to attend the Brigham Young University. Players such as Joshua Quezada, Jake Heaps, Collin Keoshian, and Tayo Fabuluje, have been looked at by BYU for many years and have chosen to help this program get extremely better. Joshua Quezada from La Habra High School in California, has made jaws drop all across the nation with his speed, agility, and size. 5'11" and 203 lbs. of power. After Harvey Unga was dismissed from BYU earlier this year it was the time to quickly get a running back as good or better than the old star. Quezada is the ONE. Jake Heaps attended Skyline High in Sammamish, WA and threw for 3,191 yards and completed 45 touchdowns his senior year. Ranked the best quarterback in the nation, Heaps will be a needed addition to the Cougar line-up. Collin Keoshian went to Santa Clarita Christian School in California and being 6'2" 225 lbs, running a 4.5 is very unlikely but this superstar did and with that speed and talent he has chosen to come to play for BYU. Now the amazing 6'6" 255-pound OL and DT Tayo Fabuluje is a hidden treasure on the roster. He has proved himself at Oakridge High School in Arlington, Texas and is ready to prove himself here. This pure talent was recruited by Arizona, Arizona State, Arkansas, Purdue, TCU, and Utah, but he chose The BYU Cougars to perform his college career at. As these are just a few of the recruits, they will still help BYU become a school of great skill, and a Top Contender not just in the Mountain West, but in the whole entire NCAA.
Sunday, July 11, 2010
The KING Leaves His Throne
On July 8th, at 9 o' clock, LeBron "King" James chose to leave his residence in cleveland and join Dwayne Wade and Chris Bosh in Miami. While Derek Fisher has made his decision to stay in L.A. where he has won 5 championships with them previously. King James has made his decision. He has accepted a 6 year $110 million deal, just as Bosh did. The city of Cleveland is not happy with him, from ripping down the "WITNESS" sign right in downtown to Dan Gilbert writing a strongly worded letter to James. LeBron WAS loved in Ohio. The up and coming Miami Heat starting line-up will consist of LeBron James, Chris Bosh, and Dwayne Wade and if these superstars can learn to work together on and off the court, then the NBA Championship will be coming to them.
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